robin33ba07

you could also try this info@ural-hamburg.de

Michael speaks very good English if you have to phone them

You might add Anna blejk1@interia.pl.

I have only bought Uaz and Gaz parts but I am sure you could ask about other stuff ,shipping from Poland take about 7/10 days tracking number supplied

I have one never knew what it was ,its for sale and in Dublin price what ever you think ?

the same incident ?

does Ferret Heaven still exist ? if so find Contract Details you can use Registration and Hull number checker .

I have the 2 pages but dont know how to post these pages

Stefan ,maybe contact the Tank Museum ,Bovington ,Dorset ,UK I recall seeing a picture taken at the museum of an OT 810 with the body work being lifted off for repair/renewal work .

Sky blue 101 is the name I believe any paint shop will make it up for you

I imported an OT 64 from Czech to Ireland about 8 years ago as far as I can remember an individual cannot use an end users cert ,also if the 432 is passing thru Germany you will need special permission from the Ministry of ??? ,I have the old papers some where ,the 432 is classed as a " weapon of war"

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this is my vehicle for sale

I have been on to Jo and Maarten of CVRT forum they are going to do some digging on my behalf ,let you know the result

I know its an old thread but I am still trying to find the date of my Spartan chassis BESPA184/65472 with no luck ,is there any one can help I have tried

Brussels tank Museum

Alvis Society

Military Vehicle Trust

BAE Systems

all with no success ,MVT cut me off ,he is very busy .So as you can see any help grateful all I need is a nice letter for the Revenue man in Ireland

hello I am a member of this forum

http://www.russianmilitarytrucks.com/

there is a separate section for Gaz 66

you have to join

agreed I bought a truck from them earlier in the year ,however the schedule pick up of the item and it can be as much as 10 days after the auction ,thats your slot so dont miss it

Hello ,I would be interested in 2 books

Inside the Soviet Army

Blood Sweat and Poppycock Gordon Corrigan ,

I am in Dublin Paypal would suit me best v

hello this might help

http://germanexportplates.com/

The Irish Army never had its own vehicle registration system ,it used and still does register its vehicles under the national system . the Z in the number in the picture is a Dublin registration ,Z and a second letter were alloted to Dublin example ZD with some exceptions for example ZB was alotted to Cork ,all Army vehicle with one or exceptions have Dublin registration numbers .

hello dont confuse Russian Military Trucks based in Cambridgeshire with the website Russianmilitarytrucks.com you will find the website and forum very helpful

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my vehicle for sale price reduced

as of today 20/6/16

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have a look at this web site as well

russianmilitarytrucks.com

I have an OT65 in Ireland with no turret ex Hungary ,there are a couple of these vehicle in the Uk some are the East German version

any help for sale in Czech

http://www.armyburza.cz/inzerat/ot-65-ch-fug-3

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this is my vehicle

Well done for all you efforts

This 1915 Napier Truck attended the recent Military Vehicle Club of Ireland show held at the Curragh , Co. Kildare on 14/15 May .It is I believe the oldest military truck in Ireland and is driving very well. The owner gave me a leaflet on the history of the truck that I will put up next .

http://www.imwm.ie

Welcome to the Irish Military War Museum website.

Opened in County Meath on the 6th of June 2014, the Irish Military War Museum offers a

Opening hours 2015fascinating insight into Irish participants’ involvement in both World War One and World War Two, as well as other military conflicts in world history.

The Irish Military War Museum, covering 5,000 square feet of floor space, will represent a distinctly non-political but ‘must see’ educational and historical resource for people of all ages and from right across the island of Ireland and beyond.

Given the highly strained relationship between Britain and Ireland down through the centuries, the museum will explain the complex political background behind why 210,000 Irishmen from both traditions fought in the mud sodden trenches of France, Flanders and the Dardanelles during World War One as rebellion tensions erupted back in Ireland.